TeddytheSpoon
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What would really be the implications of taking Santa Claus seriously?
It's the time of the year to review the current state of the physics of Santa Claus
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It's the time of the year to review the current state of the physics of Santa Claus
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December 24, 2025 at 8:03 AM
What would really be the implications of taking Santa Claus seriously?
It's the time of the year to review the current state of the physics of Santa Claus
1/12
It's the time of the year to review the current state of the physics of Santa Claus
1/12
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actually just curled up and cried for ten minutes because I don't know what to fucking do other than wait out this refurb and pray I get paid sometime soon but pleeeeeeease if you're in south east London or nearby and would like to, come to our pride party on Saturday night (or in the day)
June 17, 2025 at 9:55 AM
actually just curled up and cried for ten minutes because I don't know what to fucking do other than wait out this refurb and pray I get paid sometime soon but pleeeeeeease if you're in south east London or nearby and would like to, come to our pride party on Saturday night (or in the day)
Katie McCabe is an Arsenal icon anyway, but especially so after the last 10 minutes!
May 26, 2025 at 10:50 AM
Katie McCabe is an Arsenal icon anyway, but especially so after the last 10 minutes!
First year of GCSE we had a crap teacher and had to read Black Swan Green, which was dire.
But the next year we swapped teachers and did Much Ado about Nothing (which was fine) and Macbeth (which RULED). He also frequently used Pulp Fiction to explain metaphors. One of the best teachers I ever had.
But the next year we swapped teachers and did Much Ado about Nothing (which was fine) and Macbeth (which RULED). He also frequently used Pulp Fiction to explain metaphors. One of the best teachers I ever had.
US and UK friends, I'm curious: What books were part of your required reading for highschool literature class? Which of them do you remember loving, and which did you loathe?
January 6, 2025 at 5:06 PM
First year of GCSE we had a crap teacher and had to read Black Swan Green, which was dire.
But the next year we swapped teachers and did Much Ado about Nothing (which was fine) and Macbeth (which RULED). He also frequently used Pulp Fiction to explain metaphors. One of the best teachers I ever had.
But the next year we swapped teachers and did Much Ado about Nothing (which was fine) and Macbeth (which RULED). He also frequently used Pulp Fiction to explain metaphors. One of the best teachers I ever had.
Here's a thread of my favourite 15 music bits this year. I like the posi vibes this place has, so I'm doing this with one rule: only talking about why I love them, and how they made me feel. (Ty @danlesac.bsky.social for giving me the idea to do it)
December 29, 2024 at 10:17 PM
Here's a thread of my favourite 15 music bits this year. I like the posi vibes this place has, so I'm doing this with one rule: only talking about why I love them, and how they made me feel. (Ty @danlesac.bsky.social for giving me the idea to do it)